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Articles
- Event Sourcing made Simple
- What I learned from using Event Driven Architecture and DDD
- Reaktyvus programavimas įvykių kaupimo sistemose
- Rewriting deprecated APIs with parser gem
- Ruby Event Store - use without Rails
- Rails Event Store - better APIs coming
- Process Managers revisited
- RailsEventStore Browser is now a Rails Engine
- How to get an audit log with RailsEventStore today
- Thoughts after Rails + Domain Driven Design workshop
- Composable RSpec matchers
- Event sourced domain objects in less than 150 LOC
- Domain Events Schema Definitions
- The anatomy of Domain Event
- One event to rule them all
- Event Sourcing Libraries in Ruby: A Guide
- Testing Event Sourced application - the read side
- Testing an Event Sourced application
- Subscribing for events in rails_event_store
- Using domain events as successfailure messages
- Introducing Read Models in your legacy application
- Building an Event Sourced application using rails_event_store
- Why use Event Sourcing
- The Event Store for Rails developers
- Fast introduction to Event Sourcing for Ruby programmers
- Why I want to introduce mutation testing to the rails_event_store gem
Videos
- Rails Event Store Vision
- Applying CQRS & Event Sourcing on Rails applications
- Ruby meets Event Sourcing
- The Saga Pattern
- From Rails legacy to DDD
- Event-Driven Rails from scratch - Part 4: Conclusions
- Event-Driven Rails from scratch - Part 3: Testing strategies
- Event-Driven Rails from scratch - Part 2: Showing the Code
- Event-Driven Rails from scratch - Part 1: Motivation